Warming hole study links Southeast cold spell to jet stream
A Dartmouth led study argues a warming hole in the Southeast, an Arctic air intrusion via a wavy jet stream, explains recent frigid winters in Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia and nearby states. Yale surveys show regional doubt about human caused warming.
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